Sevilla and Alcázar

Our final stop, how could the trip be over already?! The days have flown by. We could just keep right on going!

Cathedral de Seville

Originally the site of a large mosque built in the 12th century, you can still see the influence today.

Cathedral de Seville

Have a seat and take in the details and the artistry from the floor to the ceiling.

Cathedral de Seville

The Cathedral has one of the main religious artistic collections in Europe and is considered one of the largest and best art galleries in Spain.

Cathedral de Seville

We visited many churches, some we just passed by while walking and some like this one are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. No matter how big or small, the windows are memorable. Just have a seat and pause...

Cathedral de Seville

Christopher Columbus is buried here. As I'm from the Columbus, OH, this is interesting. The city of Columbus has removed statues of Chris, noting his history in the new world.

Cathedral de Seville

Take the trip up the towers. The bells are divine. If they ring when you are up there, be prepared to jump!

Alcazar

The oldest royal palace in Europe that is still in use today, it dates back to the 11th century, when the Muslim authorities decided to build a fortress in a strategic location to protect the city.